Yeah If Joe Greene was a member of the Cowboy's coaching staff for the SB and he helped them win I would have guaranteed that would have really pissed off Steeler fans who remember the 1970s Steelers and the 4 SB wins. Joe Greene eventually got his 5th SB Ring as a special Assistant for the Steelers when they won SB XL. So he finally got 1 for the thumb. Also Franco Harris Also has his number retired by the Steelers as well.
I have to say, you can despise Jerry jones all you want, but he sure proved his point on this one that any coach could win with the roster he constructed. It just came at the expense of winning any more Super Bowls for the rest of his life
Unconventional wisdom: I think Jones said any coach could win with the Cowboys because he knew Johnson was leaving anyway. Jones was willing to be the “bad guy” like he was when he fired Tom Landry.
@@josephsarto689 it comes down to personal preference of who you want to give credit to. Jones was GM and had to sign off on all personnel moves, but Jimmy Johnson yielded an awful lot of influence throughout the locker room. I give it 60% Jones and 40% Johnson
“Mean Joe” Greene went the University of North Texas, which is within the DFW Metroplex. So coaching the Cowboys wouldn’t be as far fetched as it would seem.
Well since it's Super Bowl Sunday, my February video request (one last football one before the off-season); which is a Chiefs themed one. The time Marv Levy (he'll be 99 this year!) brought the Wing-T formation to the NFL, specifically Week 1 in 1978 when the Chiefs ran the ball 69 times.
Just think, the Cowboys were a few moves away from having Mean Joe Greene coaching Willie McGinest. This unofficial Official Jaguar Gator 9 historian will remind everyone you made a video about how the Cowboys tried to draft McGinest in 1994.
This is very similar to what happened in 2008 just prior to the start of the men's soccer tournament at the Olympics when Argentina (with players such as Messi, Javier Mascherano & Carlos Tevez on their roster) needed to fill an assistant coaches vacancy on their staff. Instead of borrowing an assistant coach from the senior national team, the Argentine federation decided to contact Luiz Felipe Scolari who was recently Portugal's coach but resigned after Portugal lost to Germany in the quarterfinals of the Euros to fill this role. For some further context on Scolari, he was the coach of Brazil when they won the 2002 World Cup & had won a ton of club trophies in South America. Because of this, Argentina really wanted to stick it to their bitter rivals Brazil by having a Brazilian on their staff when they won the Olympic gold medal. I can only imagine what the reaction both in Brazil & Argentina would have been if this actually happened. However this did not happen for two reasons. One was that Argentina's players absolutely point blank refused to be coached by a Brazilian. The other was that Chelsea of the Premier League swooped in a few days before the Olympics & hired Scolari as their new coach in time for the start of the 2008/09 Premier League season. When it comes to Argentina & their performance at the Olympics, they did win the gold medal beating Nigeria 1-0 in 105 degree midday heat in Beijing where 4 cooling breaks had to be used. As for Scolari, he had a run from hell as Chelsea coach only lasting 7 months in the role with Chelsea getting progressively worse as the season went on & major conflict between the players & Scolari over tactics.
It wasn’t O Donnell’s fault. On the second interception, Andre Hastings ran the wrong route. Have you ever seen a worse Super Bowl mvp than Larry brown? He was gifted those two interceptions
The Cowboys didn't need Joe Greene to win that Super Bowl.
They needed needed and got Neil O'Donnell, the true MVP for the Cowboys.
Yeah If Joe Greene was a member of the Cowboy's coaching staff for the SB and he helped them win I would have guaranteed that would have really pissed off Steeler fans who remember the 1970s Steelers and the 4 SB wins.
Joe Greene eventually got his 5th SB Ring as a special Assistant for the Steelers when they won SB XL. So he finally got 1 for the thumb. Also Franco Harris Also has his number retired by the Steelers as well.
I have to say, you can despise Jerry jones all you want, but he sure proved his point on this one that any coach could win with the roster he constructed. It just came at the expense of winning any more Super Bowls for the rest of his life
Didn’t Jimmy construct thst roster? It was the team that Jimmy put together.
Unconventional wisdom: I think Jones said any coach could win with the Cowboys because he knew Johnson was leaving anyway. Jones was willing to be the “bad guy” like he was when he fired Tom Landry.
@@josephsarto689 it comes down to personal preference of who you want to give credit to. Jones was GM and had to sign off on all personnel moves, but Jimmy Johnson yielded an awful lot of influence throughout the locker room. I give it 60% Jones and 40% Johnson
Barry Switzer loved John Blake like son. RIP John Blake
Joe Greene doesn't need an introduction from anyone who remembers soft drink commercials!
That would've been quite uncomfortable for some longtime Steelers fans. Greene is Steelers royalty.
I don’t like Belichick, but he didn’t get fired during the season. He got fired after the season was over.
“Mean Joe” Greene went the University of North Texas, which is within the DFW Metroplex. So coaching the Cowboys wouldn’t be as far fetched as it would seem.
Spags is not going to to collage lol he’s a terrible head coach that’s a proven facts he knows defense better then anyone tho
I’m ready for you to torch DoorDash.
Well since it's Super Bowl Sunday, my February video request (one last football one before the off-season); which is a Chiefs themed one.
The time Marv Levy (he'll be 99 this year!) brought the Wing-T formation to the NFL, specifically Week 1 in 1978 when the Chiefs ran the ball 69 times.
tonight they should have a dumb decisions video on them
Well that's about a nice amount of times
I always thought the Raiders were the Evil Empire as far as the Steelers were concerned
Always found it interesting in the '70s, when Pittsburgh could not beat Miami, Miami could not beat Oakland, in Oakland could not be Pittsburgh
HAPPY BEST DAY OF THE YEAR JG9!
And to think this is the cowbums most recent super bowl pennant, let alone super bowl victory.
Yeh, 30 years. Who would've thought?
The Cowboys have a won a SB more recently than the Forty-Whiners. STFU
Yeah but imagine being a Miami dolphin fan and watching a video on the Dolphins
Will you review the Nickelodeon broadcast of the superbowl
Just think, the Cowboys were a few moves away from having Mean Joe Greene coaching Willie McGinest. This unofficial Official Jaguar Gator 9 historian will remind everyone you made a video about how the Cowboys tried to draft McGinest in 1994.
While I've never been a fan of either team, Super Bowl XXX was the first Super Bowl I watched all the way through.
Wonder what JG9 is doing tonight?
Super Bowl stream
@@runrafarunthebestintheworld I don;t understand why people do that. I want to see the Actual game not a person's face!
This is very similar to what happened in 2008 just prior to the start of the men's soccer tournament at the Olympics when Argentina (with players such as Messi, Javier Mascherano & Carlos Tevez on their roster) needed to fill an assistant coaches vacancy on their staff. Instead of borrowing an assistant coach from the senior national team, the Argentine federation decided to contact Luiz Felipe Scolari who was recently Portugal's coach but resigned after Portugal lost to Germany in the quarterfinals of the Euros to fill this role. For some further context on Scolari, he was the coach of Brazil when they won the 2002 World Cup & had won a ton of club trophies in South America. Because of this, Argentina really wanted to stick it to their bitter rivals Brazil by having a Brazilian on their staff when they won the Olympic gold medal. I can only imagine what the reaction both in Brazil & Argentina would have been if this actually happened. However this did not happen for two reasons. One was that Argentina's players absolutely point blank refused to be coached by a Brazilian. The other was that Chelsea of the Premier League swooped in a few days before the Olympics & hired Scolari as their new coach in time for the start of the 2008/09 Premier League season. When it comes to Argentina & their performance at the Olympics, they did win the gold medal beating Nigeria 1-0 in 105 degree midday heat in Beijing where 4 cooling breaks had to be used. As for Scolari, he had a run from hell as Chelsea coach only lasting 7 months in the role with Chelsea getting progressively worse as the season went on & major conflict between the players & Scolari over tactics.
I think something similar happened with Josh mcdaniels after he left the rams and joined the patriots for their superbowl run.
Jerry jones must've paid neil O'Donnell a lot of money to have him throw the biggest game of his life away
Neil o donnell threw away the game
It wasn’t O Donnell’s fault. On the second interception, Andre Hastings ran the wrong route. Have you ever seen a worse Super Bowl mvp than Larry brown? He was gifted those two interceptions
@@marcusmcgraw3519So true. He even joked about it on Married… With Children.
What did Neil O'Donnell tell Larry Brown right before throwing the football?
Hey kid, catch.
If you know, you know.
FIRST
Lol I hope Spagnuolo gets another chance as a head coach so we can be rid of the Chief's defensive dominance.